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ScopeMut: A Compact Reproducibility Artifact For Scope++ C++ Mutation Generation

Authors: quron;

ScopeMut: A Compact Reproducibility Artifact For Scope++ C++ Mutation Generation

Abstract

ScopeMut is the public artifact release of our C++ mutation-generation pipeline built from the current Scope++ implementation. The package is intentionally compact and reproducibility-oriented: instead of mirroring the full research repository, it retains only the components required to replay the C++ slicing and generation workflow reported in our paper.Included in the artifact:the current Java implementation of the Scope++ C++ path;BraceMatcher.java, which is required for the slice stage that precedes mutation;grammar/cpp and associated generation statistics files;runnable PowerShell wrappers for slicing, generation, local checking, and Zenodo release automation;an issue-driven seed corpus containing the minimal reproducers corresponding to the evaluation cases discussed in the paper.The artifact supports a reviewer-oriented workflow: prepare the issue reproducers, slice them through BraceMatcher, launch ScopeMut generation from the resulting slice corpus, and inspect or compile the generated programs using the bundled helper scripts.

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